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why would google use a telecom as source for a definition? also, https://www.google.nl/search?q="3.95GB"+site%3A02.co.uk https://www.google.nl/search?q="3.95GB
by wickedOne 12y ago
why would google use a telecom as source for a definition?
also, https://www.google.nl/search?q="3.95GB"+site%3A02.co.uk https://www.google.nl/search?q="3.95GB"+site%3A02.co.uk doesn't come up with any results so i find this kind of hard to believe to be honest…
- DangerousPie 12y agoNot saying it's necessarily true, but I could see Google using some sort of algorithm that parses text such as "Unlimited is defined as 4000 MB" on websites to find definitions for terms. Also, it's o2 (letter + number), not 02.
- sjtgraham 12y agoIt's o2.co.uk not 02.co.uk. There is probably some HTML somewhere on the o2 site, perhaps in some terms and conditions that uses <dl> to define key terms pertinent to the document. It's plausible that GoogleBot simply crawled this, understands the semantics of <dl>, and took this as a definition of unlimited.